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Dafryilonitor TUESDAY, AUGUST, E,2016 www.monitor.co.ug ;.

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The executive director of the Uganda National ii".Jr atL"iiiv, rrrrr nti.n Kagi-na, last week promised to establish a weigh bridge in Karamoia sub-reoion.

Ms Kiqina, while touring the marble mining site said this u"rffn"tiiio Utoc[ truct s frolm over loading marbles stones which will cause damage oh the new tarmacked Moroto-Nakapiripirit road.
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The police cites planned chaos by Kanyanya's subjects.

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The Speaker of Parlia- ment, Ms Rebecca Kadaga, has criticised officials of the Ministry ofEducation for failure to include in the Ministry's budget the pro- vision of sanitary towels to girl -children across the country.
Speaking in Kamuli last Sat- urday where she presided over the commissioning of Canaan Junior School, which was es- tablished with funding from an Australian-based charity organi- sation, Ms Kadaga said the Pro- vision of sanitary towels should be included under grants to Uni- versal education.

"\A/e as legisla- tors have pushed for inclusion of menstrual hygiene management, but the Minister of Education will say the Finance ministry has no funds," she said.
She added that the decision by Parliament was based on the realisation that issues evolving around menstrual hygiene ac- iount for more female school drop-outs since sanitary towels are out of the financial reach of manyfamilies.

The Kamuli Woman MP said she hopes there will be changes in the mindset of officials of the Ministry of Education especially now that First Lady Janet Musev- eni is heading the docket.
BY YAHUDU KITUIiIZI editorial@ug.nationmedia.com BIIMDA One of the Babukusu cultural Ieaders, Mr Joseph Washi Kanyanya, was last Saturday put under house ar- rest formorethan 12 hours at his palace under unclear circumstances.

UPDF and police ledbythe EIgonRe- gional police commander, Mr Francis Chemusto, sealed offthe Babukusu Pal- ace in Bulucheke Sub-county, Bududa Diqtrict at theweekend and heariydeployment .
"iaintainea Dotonti{rn Mr lGnyanya, a self-styled cultural leader of the Babukusu ethnic com- munity, and an unknown number of his subjects were locked up and denied chance to tdk to anybody.

A senior police ofEcer who preferred anonymity told, Daily Monitortfiat the cultural leader was locked after police intelligence learnt that he was organis- ing his subjects to disorganise a bull- roasting firnction organised by Inzu Ya Masaba.
Mr Bob Mushikori, the recognised cultural leader for Bamasaba Kingdom organised a bull-roasting ceremony at the Babukusu palace ahead of the Im- balu inauguration scheduled for yes- terday.

The Babukusu kingdom accused the Inzu Ya Masaba of interferinC with their activities.

The Kamuli District deP- uty health officer, Mr Moses Ly-agoba, has announced an outbreak ofthe measles disease with 5 cases so far admitted in the District RefundHosPital.
Mr Lyagoba who was on MondaY sieifing in Kitayundhwa Sub- county blamed the outbreak on parenis negligence saYing that bome of them do not take their children for vaccination desPite staying very close to some of the heilth facilities in the dis- trict.

The outbreak is the finst in firle years.


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withthe activities of their kingdorn 'Ttre Omukuuka is a cultural leader for Bamasaba not Babukusu.

He is not supposed to step in our palace without perinissiorL" Mr Nakasale said- Sccurtty Mr Rogers Nakasale added that the Bamasaba want to use police into take- over the Babukusu kingdom.
Mr Chemusto told Dai$ Monr:for that they were maintainirg peace.

"\AIe are keeping security for both kingdoms.

We are not here to harass anybody," Mr Chemusto said- Mawoe Distdct Council has creat6d-an operation fund of Shs273m for making the newlY created Magamaga Town Council.

The fund was set uP on Monday on the nudging of the LCV Chairman, Mr Humaru Bonoo.
who in his sPeech told the Louncilors that'the funds werefor running of offices and paying rarorkers in the town councilwhich was carved from Wairasa Sub-county as the district waits on governmem to prwide the necessary fu nds.

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BY ASUMAN MUSOBYA editorial@ug.nationmedia.com BucrRr.
Police in Bugiri District were last Friday involved in battles with traders in Bugiri Central Mar- ket, after a protest against alleged lmposltlon on the traders of a new chairman of the market,s manage- ment committee turned violent.
The traders had for more than 10 days been holding demonstrations by drumming and shouting at the toq oi ttreir voices to protest an alleged move by the Town Clerk, Mr AYoub Xisubi elkwani, the LC3 chairman of the towD Mr Saul Baliraine, and the district NRM ctulirman, Mr Sande Mukoova to imPose on them an un- elected market management com- mittee led by Mr Badru Kilego.
Itemonstrations Violence, however, broke out at around 93bam after Mr Kilego and his tearn, who had not set foot into the market since the demonstrations began, entered the ofEce.

The bitter traders beat him uP and' destroyed some of the g$ce docu- ments before the policefntervened and whisked him off to Bwiri CenFal Polict $tation where he was held in protective custody.
speaking to Daily Monitor atthe police statiorU Mr Kilego accused his opponent, Mr Farouk Tenwv4 of havi4g or&estratedthe violence that wasmeted out onhirn "I have reported the matters to police for intervention to enstue the arrestofpeople who had wanted de- stroy mylife," he said.

Howeve4 Mr Tenyr,rm de1ies hav- inC had a hand in the everiBof hst' Friday and instead amrsed Mr Kilego of inciting the violence by insisting on occupying office illegally.
Actons The Bugiri-District Police Com- mandeq MrBdris Kyeyune, sard nine people fromboth factions int}te con- flict had been arrested and are to an-.

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